Watching him - I saw this come into view . . .





Safely around the corner - see the guy on the right with his remote - he handled the whole moving process with this remote - it enabled him to run back and forth and look at the position of the house on the road.
7 comments:
Isn't that fun to watch? I couldn't believe it when I watched my DD's house get placed. I'm catching up on your blog--great pictures Jo!
Oh what fun! So is it coming or going??
That is amazing. I wonder how far he has to walk backwards?
WOW...totally 'unreal'!!!
I ask, just like Vicky, was it coming or going?
It must have been fascinating to watch.
Interesting -- I've never heard of it being done that way.
I think my heart would be in my throat watching that. I would be afraid that the house would come off the road to visit!
Must have been great fun to watch the little one's reaction.
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